Method and apparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure discloses methods and apparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data, wherein one of the methods comprises: collecting an eye video sequence based on a video capture device; inputting the eye video sequence into a default fatigue discriminator to obtain predicted analogue brain wave data; and outputting the analogue brain wave data to a fatigue discriminant to discriminate a fatigue state. By adopting such a method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data described in the present disclosure, corresponding analogue brain wave data can be generated through acquiring eye image data, and the fatigue state can be predicted according to the analogue brain waves, so as to avoid tedious operation steps and improve the robustness and accuracy of the fatigue state detection, thereby greatly improving the user experience.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS)

This patent application claims the benefit and priority of ChinesePatent Application No. 202010561115.3, filed on Jun. 18, 2020, thedisclosure of which is incorporated by reference herein in its entiretyas part of the present application.

TECHNICAL FIELD

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to the technical field ofartificial intelligence, and in particular to a method and an apparatusfor fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data, as well as astorage medium readable to electronic devices and computers.

BACKGROUND ART

With the rapid development of economy and society in recent years,people are suffering from increasing work pressure and life pressure,and most people are subjected to tension fatigue, mental fatigue orsport fatigue to different extents. Fatigue influences people's abilityto live or work normally, and will have a negative impact on people'salertness, agility, coordination of actions, information processing anddecision-making abilities, and even bring severe threats to people'slives and property, such as traffic accidents caused by fatigue driving.Therefore, the way of timely and effective detection and early warningof the fatigue state based on portable equipment has become a researchfocus of technicians in this art.

In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, methods in theprior art for detecting the fatigue state mainly include determiningrecent attention concentration of a testee and whether his/her wholebody feels weak according to collected eye image features of the testee;or directly acquiring real brain wave data of the testee through brainwave detection equipment so as to make further discrimination. However,when these two methods are used to detect the fatigue state of thetestee, either the detection result is not accurate enough, or thedetection process to be implemented is too cumbersome, and not wellsuited to portable detection equipment. As a result, they cannoteffectively meet practical needs of users.

SUMMARY

Therefore, embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method forfatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data to solve problemsof complicated. methods and equipment for fatigue state detection, lowaccuracy, and thus relatively poor user experiences in the prior art.

In order to achieve the above purpose, embodiments in the presentdisclosure provide the following technical scheme:

In a first aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure provides amethod for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data,including: collecting an eye video sequence based on a video capturedevice; inputting the eye video sequence into a default fatiguediscriminator to obtain predicted analogue brain wave data; andoutputting the analogue brain wave data to a fatigue discriminant todiscriminate a fatigue state.

Further, the method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wavedata also includes: extracting an eye video sequence when the testee isawake and corresponding brain wave data in an awake state, an eye videosequence when the testee is fatigued and corresponding brain wave datain a fatigue state as training sample data, training a preset generativeadversarial network, and adjusting parameters to obtain a targetgenerative adversarial network; wherein the target generativeadversarial network includes a generator model, an evaluator model, anadversarial discriminator and the above-mentioned fatigue discriminator;and obtaining the fatigue discriminator from the target adversarialnetwork model.

Further, the step of extracting the eye video sequence when the testeeis awake and corresponding brain wave data in the awake state, the eyevideo sequence when the testee is fatigued and corresponding brain wavedata in the fatigue state as training sample data, training the presetgenerative adversarial network, and adjusting parameters to obtain thetarget generative adversarial network specifically includes:

Acquiring the eye video sequence when the testee is awake and brain wavedata when the testee is fatigued; according to the eye video sequence inthe awake state and the brain wave data in the fatigue state, acquiringa composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state; inputting thecomposite eye video sequence in the fatigue state and original brainwave data in the awake state into the generator model for composition toobtain a reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake state; comparingand analyzing the reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake statewith the eye video sequence in the awake state to obtain reconstructionloss data;

Inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state and theoriginal eye video sequence in the fatigue state into the evaluatormodel for evaluation and analysis to obtain perception loss data;

Inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state into thefatigue discriminator to obtain detected brain wave data; and comparingand analyzing the detected brain wave data with the brain wave data inthe fatigue state to obtain detection loss data;

Adjusting parameters of an initial adversarial network model accordingto the reconstruction loss data, the perception loss data and thedetection loss data to obtain the target adversarial network model.

Further, the method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wavedata also includes: inputting the composite eye video sequence in thefatigue state into the adversarial discriminator to obtain true or falseinformation; obtaining adversarial loss data according to the true orfalse information; and adjusting parameters of an initial adversarialnetwork model according to the adversarial loss data, the reconstructionloss data, the perception loss data and the detection loss data toobtain the target adversarial network model.

Further, the method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wavedata also includes: in the training process, expanding the brain wavedata to a same size as that of an eye video sequence image, and usingeach piece of one-dimensional brain wave data as a channel forcomposition with the eye video sequence image; wherein the brain wavedata includes brain wave data when the testee is fatigued and brain wavedata when the testee is awake.

In a second aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure alsoprovides an apparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data, including: an eye image capture unit, used for collecting aneye video sequence based on a video capture device; an analogue brainwave data acquisition unit, used for inputting the eye video sequenceinto a default fatigue discriminator to obtain predicted analogue brainwave data; and a fatigue state discrimination unit, used for outputtingthe analogue brain wave data to a fatigue discriminant to discriminate afatigue state.

Further, the apparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data also includes: a training unit, used for extracting an eyevideo sequence when the testee is awake and corresponding brain wavedata in an awake state, an eye video sequence when the testee is fatigueand corresponding brain wave data in a fatigue state as training sampledata, training a preset generative adversarial network, and adjustingparameters to obtain a target generative adversarial network; whereinthe target generative adversarial network includes a generator model, anevaluator model, an adversarial discriminator and the above-mentionedfatigue discriminator; and a fatigue discriminator acquisition unit,used for obtaining the fatigue discriminator from the target adversarialnetwork model.

Further, the training unit is specifically used for:

Acquiring the eye video sequence when the testee is awake and brain wavedata when the testee is fatigued; according to the eye video sequence inthe awake state and the brain wave data in the fatigue state, acquiringa composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state; inputting thecomposite eye video sequence in the fatigue state and original brainwave data in the awake state into the generator model for composition toobtain a reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake state; comparingand analyzing the reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake statewith the eye video sequence in the awake state to obtain reconstructionloss data;

Inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state and theoriginal eye video sequence in the fatigue state into the evaluatormodel for evaluation and analysis to obtain perception loss data;

Inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state into thefatigue discriminator to obtain detected brain wave data; and comparingand analyzing the detected brain wave data with the brain wave data inthe fatigue state to obtain detection loss data;

Adjusting parameters of an initial adversarial network model accordingto the reconstruction loss data, the perception loss data and thedetection loss data to obtain the target adversarial network model.

Further, the apparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data also includes: an adversarial loss data acquisition unit, usedfor inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state intothe adversarial discriminator to obtain true or false information;obtaining adversarial loss data according to the true or falseinformation; and a target adversarial network model acquisition unit,used for adjusting parameters of an initial adversarial network modelaccording to the adversarial loss data, the reconstruction loss data,the perception loss data and the detection loss data to obtain thetarget adversarial network model.

Further, the apparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data also includes: a parameter adjustment unit, used in thetraining process for expanding the brain wave data to a same size asthat of an eye video sequence image, and using each piece ofone-dimensional brain wave data as a channel for composition with theeye video sequence image; wherein the brain wave data includes brainwave data when the tester is fatigued and brain wave data when thetester is awake.

In a third aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure also providesa training method of generative adversarial network, including:acquiring the eye video sequence when the testee is awake and brain wavedata when the testee is fatigued; according to the eye video sequence inthe awake state and the brain wave data in the fatigue state, acquiringa composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state; inputting thecomposite eye video sequence in the fatigue state and original brainwave data in the awake state into the generator model for composition toobtain a reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake state; comparingand analyzing the reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake statewith the eye video sequence in the awake state to obtain reconstructionloss data; inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatiguestate and the original eye video sequence in the fatigue state into theevaluator model for evaluation and analysis to obtain perception lossdata; inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatigue stateinto the fatigue discriminator to obtain detected brain wave data; andcomparing and analyzing the detected brain wave data with the brain wavedata in the fatigue state to obtain detection loss data; and adjustingparameters of the initial adversarial network model according to thereconstruction loss data, the perception loss data and the detectionloss data to obtain the target adversarial network model.

In a fourth aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure alsoprovides a training apparatus of generative adversarial network,including: a composition processing unit, used for acquiring the eyevideo sequence when the testee is awake and brain wave data when thetestee is fatigued; according to the eye video sequence in the awakestate and the brain wave data in the fatigue state, acquiring acomposite eye video sequence in the fatigue state; a reconstructionprocessing unit, used for inputting the composite eye video sequence inthe fatigue state and original brain wave data in the awake state intothe generator model for composition to obtain a reconstructed eye videosequence in the awake state; comparing and analyzing the reconstructedeye video sequence in the awake state with the eye video sequence in theawake state to obtain reconstruction loss data; an evaluation andanalysis unit, used for inputting the composite eye video sequence inthe fatigue state and the original eye video sequence in the fatiguestate into the evaluator model for evaluation and analysis to obtainperception loss data; a brain wave detection and analysis unit, used forinputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state into thefatigue discriminator to obtain detected brain wave data; and comparingand analyzing the detected brain wave data with the brain wave data inthe fatigue state to obtain detection loss data; and an adjustment unit,used for adjusting parameters of the initial adversarial network modelaccording to the reconstruction loss data, the perception loss data andthe detection loss data to obtain the target adversarial network model.

In a fifth aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure also providesan electronic device, including: a processor and a memory; wherein thememory is used for storing a program of the method for fatigueprediction based on analogue brain wave data; after the electronicdevice is powered on and the processor runs the program of the methodfor fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data, the electronicdevice performs the method for fatigue prediction based on analoguebrain wave data described in any above-mentioned aspect.

In a sixth aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure also providesa computer-readable storage medium, wherein the computer storage mediumincludes one or more program instructions, and the one or more programinstructions are used by the processor to perform the method for fatigueprediction based on analogue brain wave data described in anyabove-mentioned aspect.

By adopting the method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data described in the present disclosure, corresponding analoguebrain wave data can be generated through acquiring eye image data, andthe fatigue state can be predicted according to the analogue brainwaves, so as to avoid tedious operation steps and improve the robustnessand accuracy of the fatigue state detection, thereby effectivelyimproving the user experience.

By adopting the training method of generative adversarial network,realistic composite data can be generated through limited experimentaldata, so as to expand a limited training data set and fix the problem oflow fatigue state detection accuracy in practice due to insufficienttraining data. Besides, the adversarial training method can improve therobustness, accuracy and generalization ability of the fatigue detectiondiscriminator.

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In order to illustrate the implementations of the present disclosuremore clearly, the accompanying drawings required in the implementationsor prior art will be briefly introduced below. Apparently, the drawingsin the following description are only illustrative, and those ofordinary skills in the art may derive other implementation drawingsaccording to these drawings provided herein without creative work.

FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method for fatigue prediction based onanalogue brain wave data provided in embodiments of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an apparatus for fatigue predictionbased on analogue brain wave data provided in embodiments of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an electronic device provided inembodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a flow chart of a training method of a generative adversarialnetwork provided in embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a training apparatus of a generativeadversarial network provided in embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a complete flow chart of a training method of a generativeadversarial network provided in embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a structural schematic diagram of a wearable fatigue-warningelectronic device based on analogue brain wave provided in embodimentsof the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

Implementations of the present disclosure will be illustrated throughspecific embodiments below. Those skilled in the art can easilyunderstand other advantages and effects of the present disclosure fromthe contents disclosed in this specification. Obviously, the describedembodiments are part of, but not all of, the embodiments of the presentdisclosure. Based on the embodiments of the present disclosure, allother embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skills in the artwithout creative work belong to the scope claimed by the presentdisclosure.

According to the method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data described in the present disclosure, the embodiments of themethod will be described in detail below. As shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 1 isa flowchart of a method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data provided in embodiments of the present disclosure, thespecific implementation of which includes:

Step 101: collecting an eye video sequence based on a video capturedevice.

In this embodiment of the present disclosure, the video capture devicemay refer to a small camera and the like, and the eye video sequencerefers to a sequence of several video frame images containing the eyesin a collected piece of video data.

At present, the non-contact video fatigue detection apparatus has twoways of data collection, which include collecting facial informationthrough a remote camera and collecting eye information at close rangethrough a portable wearable device. By using a remote fatigue detectionapparatus, the camera has a wider field of view so that it only collectslimited facial information and is susceptible to the environment, whichaffects the accuracy of fatigue discrimination. Instead, with a fatiguedetection apparatus of portable wearable devices, the camera collectsrich eye image information that shows a strong correlation between theeye state and the fatigue. Therefore, in an implementation of thepresent disclosure, the video capture device is preferentially installedon a portable wearable device such as glasses (as shown in FIG. 7) and ahelmet to capture an eye video sequence at close range.

Step 102: inputting the eye video sequence into a default fatiguediscriminator to obtain predicted analogue brain wave data.

After collection of the eye video sequence in Step 101, in this step theeye video sequence is input into a fatigue discriminator well trained inadvance, so as to obtain predicted analogue brain wave data.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, it is required to extract inadvance: the eye video sequence when the testee is awake andcorresponding brain wave data in the awake state, the eye video sequencewhen the testee is fatigued and corresponding brain wave data in thefatigue state as training sample data, training the preset generativeadversarial network, and adjusting parameters to obtain the targetgenerative adversarial network; wherein the target generativeadversarial network includes a generator model, an evaluator model, anda discriminator model, wherein the discriminator model consists of anadversarial discriminator and the above-mentioned fatigue discriminator.After the training and parameter adjustment to obtain the targetgenerative adversarial network, the fatigue discriminator used forfatigue state detection may be further obtained from the targetadversarial network model.

In the step of extracting the eye video sequence when the testee isawake and corresponding brain wave data in the awake state, the eyevideo sequence when the testee is fatigued and corresponding brain wavedata in the fatigue state are used as training sample data to train thepreset generative adversarial network and adjust parameters, so as toobtain the target generative adversarial network, the specificimplementation of which may include:

Firstly, acquiring the eye video sequence when the testee is awake andbrain wave data when the testee, is fatigued; and according to the eyevideo sequence in the awake state and the brain wave data in the fatiguestate, acquiring a composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state;

Secondly, inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatiguestate and original brain wave data in the awake state into the generatormodel for composition to obtain a reconstructed eye video sequence inthe awake state; comparing and analyzing the reconstructed eye videosequence in the awake state with the eye video sequence in the awakestate to obtain reconstruction loss data; besides, inputting thecomposite eye video sequence in the fatigue state and the original eyevideo sequence in the fatigue state into the evaluator model forevaluation and analysis to obtain perception loss data; and inputtingthe composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state into the fatiguediscriminator to obtain detected brain wave data; and comparing andanalyzing the detected brain wave data with the brain wave data in thefatigue state to obtain detection loss data;

Finally, adjusting parameters of the initial adversarial network modelaccording to the reconstruction loss data, the perception loss data andthe detection loss data to obtain the target adversarial network model.

It should be noted that in the training process, the brain wave data isexpanded to a same size as that of an eye video sequence image, and eachpiece of one-dimensional brain wave data acts as a channel forcomposition with the eye video sequence image; wherein the brain wavedata includes brain wave data when the testee is fatigued and brain wavedata when the testee is awake, and correspondingly the eye videosequence image may refer to either the eye video sequence image when thetestee, is awake, or the eye video sequence image when the testee isfatigued.

In the practical implementation, the method for fatigue prediction basedon analogue brain wave data also includes: inputting the composite eyevideo sequence in the fatigue state into the adversarial discriminatorto obtain true or false information; obtaining adversarial loss dataaccording to the true or false information; and further adjustingparameters of an initial adversarial network model according to theadversarial loss data, the reconstruction loss data, the perception lossdata and the detection loss data to obtain the target adversarialnetwork model. It should be noted that the analogue brain wave datadescribed in the present disclosure is brain wave data predicted througheye images, but not real brain wave data directly measured, whichenables easier operation of devices and quick acquisition of generatedbrain wave data which effectively represent the fatigue state of thehuman body.

As shown in FIG. 6, FIG. 6 is a complete flow chart of a training methodof a generative adversarial network provided in embodiments of thepresent disclosure. The generative adversarial network includes agenerator Ci, a discriminator D, and an evaluator VGG, wherein thediscriminator I) consists of two parts: an adversarial discriminator Daand a fatigue discriminator Dd.

In the actual implementation, it. is necessary to use an improvedcondition generative adversarial network FatigueNet to detect fatigue inadvance, i.e., to extract from the experimental data set an eye videosequence when the testee is awake and corresponding brain wave data inthe awake state {Fw, Pw}, an eye video sequence when the tester isfatigued and corresponding brain wave data in the fatigue state {Fd,Pd}, and to input the data into the above-mentioned generativeadversarial network for data composition, reconstruction,discrimination, evaluation and detection.

Specifically, the composition process includes: inputting the eye videosequence in the awake state Fw and the brain wave data in the fatiguestate Pd to a generator G to generate a composite eye video sequence Fc(i.e., compositing an eye video sequence in the fatigue state). Thereconstruction process includes: inputting the composite eye videosequence Fc and the brain wave data in the awake state Pw into thegenerator G to generate a reconstructed eye video sequence (i.e., areconstructed eye video sequence in the awake state); comparing andanalyzing the reconstructed eye video sequence with the eye videosequence in the awake state to obtain reconstruction loss data Lrec. Thediscrimination process includes: inputting the composite eye videosequence Fc into a discriminator D, wherein the discriminator D consistsof two parts: an adversarial discriminator Da and a fatigue detectiondiscriminator Dd, and the adversarial discriminator Da and the fatiguedetection discriminator Dd share a partial network layer; wherein theadversarial discriminator Da outputs true or false information, thefatigue detection discriminator Dd outputs detected brain wave data; andthe detected brain wave data is compared and analyzed with the brainwave data in the fatigue state to obtain detection loss data Ld. At thesame time, by analyzing the true or false information generated by theadversarial discriminator Da, the adversarial loss data La can beobtained, wherein the true or false information can be represented by 1or 0 respectively. In addition, the evaluation process includes:inputting the composite eye video sequence Fc and the brain wave data inthe fatigue state Pd into the evaluator VGG, comprehensively evaluatingand analyzing the composite data, and obtaining perception loss data Lpaccording to the evaluation analysis result.

By training the discriminator D, it is used for deploying phased fatiguedetection, the adversarial loss data La is used to train the generator Gand the discriminator Da, the reconstructed data is consistent with theoriginal data as much as possible by means of composite reconstruction,and the reconstruction loss data Lrec is used to train the generator G.The fatigue discriminator Dd is constrained by way of generativeadversarial training and regression training, the adversarial loss dataLa and detection loss data Ld are used to train the discriminator Dd,and the perception loss data Lp is used to measure the similarity ofstructure and texture and to train the evaluator VGG, so as to outputthe training that can restrain the generator G. The adversarial loss,reconstruction loss, perception loss and detection loss togetherconstitute the training of the entire fatigue generative adversarialnetwork. The architectures of the generator and the discriminator D canbe composed of basic networks, including a convolution network CNN, afully connected network FC, a cyclic neural network RNN, a residualnetwork ResNet, and a density network DesNet, which will not bedescribed in detail herein.

Step 103: outputting the analogue brain wave data to a fatiguediscriminant to discriminate a fatigue state.

After the predicted analogue brain wave data is obtained in Step 102, inthis step, the analogue brain wave data may be output to a fatiguediscriminant to discriminate a fatigue state.

In the embodiment of the present disclosure, after the analogue brainwave data is output to the fatigue discriminant, if the testee isdiscriminated in a fatigue state, a fatigue warning information isgenerated, which will not be described in detail herein. The fatiguediscriminant may simply use a brain wave fatigue discriminant existingin the prior art, such as the fatigue discriminantβ+α=((1*10−8)(α+θ)2+0.3(α+θ)+5100; wherein the degree of deviation isM=[(1*10−8)(α+θ)2+0.3(α+θ)+5100−(β+α)]/(β+α)*100%. As the fatiguediscriminant is known to those skilled in the art, it will not bedescribed in detail herein.

By adopting the method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data described in the present disclosure, corresponding analoguebrain wave data can be generated through acquiring eye image data, andthe fatigue state can be predicted according to the analogue brainwaves, so as to avoid tedious operation steps and improve the robustnessand accuracy of the fatigue state detection, thereby greatly improvingthe user experience.

Corresponding to the method for fatigue prediction based on analoguebrain wave data provided above, the present disclosure also provides anapparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data.Since the embodiment of the apparatus is similar to that of theabove-mentioned method, it has a relatively simple description. Pleaserefer to the illustration of the embodiment of the above-mentionedmethod for similar content. The embodiment described below is onlyillustrative for the apparatus for fatigue prediction based on analoguebrain wave data. As shown in FIG. 2, FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of anapparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave dataprovided in embodiments of the present disclosure.

An apparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data isdescribed in the present disclosure, which includes:

An eye image capture unit 201, used for collecting an eye video sequencebased on a video capture device;

An analogue brain wave data acquisition unit 202, used for inputting theeye video sequence into a default fatigue discriminator to obtainpredicted analogue brain wave data;

A fatigue state discrimination unit 203, used for outputting theanalogue brain wave data to a fatigue discriminant to discriminate afatigue state.

By adopting the apparatus for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data described in the present disclosure, corresponding analoguebrain wave data can be generated through acquiring eye image data, andthe fatigue state can be predicted according to the analogue brainwaves, so as to avoid tedious operation steps and improve the robustnessand accuracy of the fatigue state detection, thereby greatly improvingthe user experience.

Corresponding to the method for fatigue prediction based on analoguebrain wave data provided above, the present disclosure also provides anelectrical device, Since the embodiment of the electrical device issimilar to that of the above-mentioned method, it has a relativelysimple description. Please refer to the illustration of the embodimentof the above-mentioned method for similar content. The electrical devicedescribed below is only for illustration. As shown in FIG. 3, FIG. 3 isa schematic diagram of an electronic device provided in embodiments ofthe present disclosure. The electronic device specifically includes: aprocessor 301 and a memory 302; wherein the memory 302 is used forrunning one or more program instructions and storing a program of themethod for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data; afterthe electronic device is powered on and the processor 301 runs theprogram of the method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brainwave data, the electronic device performs the method for fatigueprediction based on analogue brain wave data described in anyabove-mentioned aspect.

Corresponding to the method for fatigue prediction based on analoguebrain wave data provided above, the present disclosure also provides acomputer-readable storage medium, wherein the computer-readable storagemedium comprises one or more program instructions, and the one or moreprogram instructions are used by the processor to perform the method forfatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data described in anyabove-mentioned aspect. Since the embodiment of the computer-readablestorage medium is similar to the above method embodiment, thedescription is relatively simple. Please refer to the description of theabove method embodiment for relevant points. The computer storage mediumdescribed below is only for illustration.

In addition, corresponding to the method for fatigue prediction based onanalogue brain wave data provided above, the present disclosure alsoprovides a training method and an apparatus for a generative adversarialnetwork. Since the embodiment of the method and apparatus is similar tothat of the above-mentioned method and apparatus for fatigue predictionbased on analogue brain wave data, it has a relatively simpledescription. Please refer to the illustration of the embodiment of theabove-mentioned embodiments for similar content. The embodimentdescribed below is only illustrative for the training method andapparatus for the generative adversarial network.

As shown in FIG. 4, FIG. 4 is a flow chart of a training method of agenerative adversarial network provided in embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the specific implementation of which includes:

Step 401: acquiring the eye video sequence when the testee is awake andbrain wave data when the testee is fatigued; according to the eye videosequence in the awake state and the brain wave data in the fatiguestate, acquiring a composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state;

Step 402: inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatiguestate and original brain wave data in the awake state into the generatormodel for composition to obtain a reconstructed eye video sequence inthe awake state; comparing and analyzing the reconstructed eye videosequence in the awake state with the eye video sequence in the awakestate to obtain reconstruction loss data;

Step 403: inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatiguestate and the original eye video sequence in the fatigue state into theevaluator model for evaluation and analysis to obtain perception lossdata;

Step 404: inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatiguestate into the fatigue discriminator to obtain detected brain wave data;and comparing and analyzing the detected brain wave data with the brainwave data in the fatigue state to obtain detection loss data;

Step 405: adjusting parameters of an initial adversarial network modelaccording to the reconstruction loss data, the perception loss data andthe detection loss data to obtain the target adversarial network model,

As shown in FIG. 5, FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a trainingapparatus of a generative adversarial network provided in embodiments ofthe present disclosure, the specific implementation of which includes:

A composition processing unit 501, used for acquiring the eye videosequence when the testee is awake and brain wave data when the testee isfatigued; according to the eye video sequence in the awake state and thebrain wave data in the fatigue state, acquiring the composite eye videosequence in the fatigue state;

A reconstruction processing unit 502, used for inputting the compositeeye video sequence in the fatigue state and original brain wave data inthe awake state into the generator model for composition to obtain areconstructed eye video sequence in the awake state; comparing andanalyzing the reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake state withthe eye video sequence in the awake state to obtain reconstruction lossdata;

An evaluation and analysis unit 503, used for inputting the compositeeye video sequence in the fatigue state and the original eye videosequence in the fatigue state into the evaluator model for evaluationand analysis to obtain perception loss data;

A brain wave detection and analysis unit 504, used for inputting thecomposite eye video sequence in the fatigue state into the fatiguediscriminator to obtain detected brain wave data; and comparing andanalyzing the detected brain wave data with the brain wave data in thefatigue state to obtain detection loss data;

An adjustment unit 505, used for adjusting parameters of an initialadversarial network model according to the reconstruction loss data, theperception loss data and the detection loss data to obtain the targetadversarial network model.

By adopting the training method and apparatus of the generativeadversarial network, realistic composite data can be generated throughlimited experimental data, so as to expand a limited training data setand fix the problem of low fatigue state detection accuracy in practicedue to insufficient training data. Besides, the adversarial trainingmethod can improve the robustness, accuracy and generalization abilityof the fatigue detection discriminator.

In conclusion, it should be noted that in embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the processor or processor module may be an integratedcircuit chip capable of signal processing. The processor may be ageneral-purpose processor, a digital signal processor (DSP), anapplication specific integrated circuit (ASIC), a field programmablegate array (FPGA) or other programmable logic devices, a discrete gateor transistor logic device, a discrete hardware component, and the like.

The processor may implement or perform various methods, steps and logicblock diagrams disclosed in embodiments of the present disclosure. Ageneral-purpose processor may be a microprocessor, or this processor maybe any conventional processor or the like. The steps of the methoddisclosed in combination with the embodiment of the present disclosurecan be directly embodied as being completed by a hardware decodingprocessor, or by the combination of hardware and software modules in thedecoding processor. The software module can be located in mature storagemedia in the art such as a random access memory, a flash memory, aread-only memory, a programmable read-only memory, an electricallyerasable programmable read-only memory, a register, and the like. Theprocessor reads information in the storage medium and completes thesteps of the above-mentioned method in combination with its hardware.

The storage medium may be a memory, for example, a volatile memory or anon-volatile memory, or may include both volatile and non-volatilememories.

Among the memories, a non-volatile memory may be a Read-Only Memory(ROM), a Programmable ROM (PROM), an Erasable PROM (EPROM), anElectrically EPROM (EEPROM), or a flash memory.

A volatile memory may be a Random Access Memory (RAM) which acts as anexternal high-speed cache. By illustrative but not restrictiveillustration, many forms of RAMs are available, for example, a StaticRAM (SRAM), a Dynamic RAM (DRAM), a Synchronous DRAM (SDRAM), a DoubleData Rate SDRAM (DDRSDRAM), an Enhanced SDRAM (ESDRAM), a Synch linkDRAM (SLDRAM), and a Direct Ram bus RAM (DRRAM).

The storage medium described in the embodiment of the present disclosureis intended to include, but not limited to, these and any other suitabletypes of memories.

Those skilled in the art should realize that in one or moreabove-mentioned examples, functions described in the present disclosurecan be realized by a combination of hardware and software. When softwareis applied, its corresponding functions can be stored in acomputer-readable medium or transmitted as one or more instructions orcodes on the computer-readable medium. Computer-readable media includecomputer storage media and communication media, wherein thecommunication media include any medium that facilitates the transmissionof computer programs from one place to another. The storage media can beany available media that can be accessed by a general-purpose orspecial-purpose computer.

The specific implementations above further illustrate the purposes,technical schemes and beneficial effects of the present disclosure. Itis noted that the above description is intended to describeimplementations of the present disclosure without the scope of thepresent disclosure. Any modification, equivalent replacement,improvement and the like based on the technical scheme of the presentdisclosure shall be included in the scope of the present disclosure.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for fatigue prediction based on analoguebrain wave data, comprising: Collecting an eye video sequence based on avideo capture device: Inputting the eye video sequence into a defaultfatigue discriminator to obtain predicted analogue brain wave data; andOutputting the analogue brain wave data to a fatigue discriminant todiscriminate a fatigue state.
 2. The method for fatigue prediction basedon analogue brain wave data according to claim 1, further comprising:Extracting an eye video sequence when the testee is awake andcorresponding brain wave data in an awake state, an eye video sequencewhen the testee is fatigued and corresponding brain wave data in afatigue state as training sample data, training a preset generativeadversarial network, and adjusting parameters to obtain a targetgenerative adversarial network; wherein the target generativeadversarial network includes a generator model, an evaluator model, anadversarial discriminator and the fatigue discriminator; and Obtainingthe fatigue discriminator from the target adversarial network model. 3.The method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave dataaccording to claim 2, comprising: extracting an eye video sequence whenthe testee is awake and corresponding brain wave data in an awake state,an eye video sequence when the testee is fatigued and correspondingbrain wave data in a fatigue state as training sample data, training apreset generative adversarial network, and adjusting parameters toobtain a target generative adversarial network, which comprises:Acquiring the eye video sequence when the testee is awake and brain wavedata when the testee, is fatigued; according to the eye video sequencein the awake state and the brain wave data in the fatigue state,acquiring a composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state; inputtingthe composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state and original brainwave data in the awake state into the generator model for composition toobtain a reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake state; comparingand analyzing the reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake statewith the eye video sequence in the awake state to obtain reconstructionloss data; Inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatiguestate and the original eye video sequence in the fatigue state into theevaluator model for evaluation and analysis to obtain perception lossdata; Inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatigue stateinto the fatigue discriminator to obtain detected brain wave data: andcomparing and analyzing the detected brain wave data with the brain wavedata in the fatigue state to obtain detection loss data; Adjustingparameters of an initial adversarial network model according to thereconstruction loss data, the perception loss data and the detectionloss data to obtain the target adversarial network model.
 4. The methodfor fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data according toclaim 3, further comprising: Inputting the composite eye video sequencein the fatigue state into the adversarial discriminator to obtain trueor false information; Obtaining adversarial loss data according to thetrue or false information; Adjusting parameters of an initialadversarial network model according to the adversarial loss data, thereconstruction loss data, the perception loss data and the detectionloss data to obtain the target adversarial network model.
 5. The methodfor fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data according toclaim 3, further comprising: in the training process, expanding thebrain wave data to a same size as that of an eye video sequence image,and using each piece of one-dimensional brain wave data as a channel forcomposition with the eye video sequence image; wherein the brain wavedata includes brain wave data when the testee is fatigued and brain wavedata when the testee is awake.
 6. An apparatus for fatigue predictionbased on analogue brain wave data, comprising: An eye image captureunit, used for collecting an eye video sequence based on a video capturedevice; An analogue brain wave data acquisition unit, used for inputtingthe eye video sequence into a default fatigue discriminator to obtainpredicted analogue brain wave data; and A fatigue state discriminationunit, used for outputting the analogue brain wave data to a fatiguediscriminant to discriminate a fatigue state,
 7. An electronic device,comprising: A processor; and A memory, used for storing a program of amethod for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data; afterthe electronic device is powered on and the processor runs the programof the method for fatigue prediction based on analogue brain wave data,the electronic device performs a method for fatigue prediction based onanalogue brain wave data; the method comprises: Collecting an eye videosequence based on a video capture device; Inputting the eye videosequence into a default fatigue discriminator to obtain predictedanalogue brain wave data; and Outputting the analogue brain wave data toa fatigue discriminant to discriminate a fatigue state.
 8. Theelectronic device according to claim 7, further comprising: Extractingan eye video sequence when the testee is awake and corresponding brainwave data in an awake state, an eye video sequence when the testee isfatigued and corresponding brain wave data in a fatigue state astraining sample data, training a preset generative adversarial network,and adjusting parameters to obtain a target generative adversarialnetwork; wherein the target generative adversarial network includes agenerator model, an evaluator model, an adversarial discriminator andthe fatigue discriminator; and Obtaining the fatigue discriminator fromthe target adversarial network model.
 9. The electronic device accordingto claim 8, comprising: extracting an eye video sequence when the testeeis awake and corresponding brain wave data in an awake state, an eyevideo sequence when the testee is fatigued and corresponding brain wavedata in a fatigue state as training sample data, training a presetgenerative adversarial network, and adjusting parameters to obtain atarget generative adversarial network, which comprises: Acquiring theeye video sequence when the testee is awake and brain wave data when thetestee is fatigued; according to the eye video sequence in the awakestate and the brain wave data in the fatigue state, acquiring acomposite eye video sequence in the fatigue state; inputting thecomposite eye video sequence in the fatigue state and original brainwave data in the awake state into the generator model for composition toobtain a reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake state; comparingand analyzing the reconstructed eye video sequence in the awake statewith the eye video sequence in the awake state to obtain reconstructionloss data; Inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatiguestate and the original eye video sequence in the fatigue state into theevaluator model for evaluation and analysis to obtain perception lossdata; Inputting the composite eye video sequence in the fatigue stateinto the fatigue discriminator to obtain detected brain wave data; andcomparing and analyzing the detected brain wave data with the brain wavedata in the fatigue state to obtain detection loss data; Adjustingparameters of an initial adversarial network model according to thereconstruction loss data, the perception loss data and the detectionloss data to obtain the target adversarial network model.
 10. Theelectronic device according to claim 9, further comprising: Inputtingthe composite eye video sequence in the fatigue state into theadversarial discriminator to obtain true or false information; Obtainingadversarial loss data according to the true or false information; andAdjusting parameters of an initial adversarial network model accordingto the adversarial loss data, the reconstruction loss data, theperception loss data and the detection loss data to obtain the targetadversarial network model.
 11. The electronic device according to claim9, further comprising: in the training process, expanding the brain wavedata to a same size as that of an eye video sequence image, and usingeach piece of one-dimensional brain wave data as a channel forcomposition with the eye video sequence image; wherein the brain wavedata includes brain wave data when the testee is fatigued and brain wavedata when the testee is awake.